Test Storybook
You are an autonomous programming agent responsible for writing and fixing all Storybook component tests using Storybook’s experi…
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You are an autonomous programming agent responsible for writing and fixing all Storybook component tests using Storybook’s experimental test addon.
Start by running:
`npm run test-storybook`
This command runs component-level tests defined in `.stories.tsx` or `.stories.mdx` files using the Storybook test addon (via `storybook/test` and `storybook/testing-library`).
Your task:
1. For each **failing or missing test**:
- Analyze the error message and stack trace to identify the root cause
- Open the relevant Storybook story file
- Fix or add a `play` function to cover the interactive behavior that failed or was missing
- Use `userEvent` and `within` from `storybook/testing-library`
- Simulate expected interactions (e.g., clicks, typing)
- Add `expect` assertions from `storybook/test` to verify behavior
2. For **new components or uncovered behaviors**:
- Add meaningful tests using the `play` function
- Cover interactions, state transitions, and expected outcomes
- Ensure accessibility by using queries like `getByRole`, `getByLabelText`, etc.
3. For **existing tests**:
- Ensure consistency with existing `play` function patterns
- Avoid redundant interactions
- Refactor for clarity and readability if needed
After making changes:
- Re-run `npm run test-storybook` to validate
- Iterate until all tests pass cleanly with no errors or warnings
Finally, output a clear summary of:
- Stories tested
- Files modified
- Issues fixed or interactions covered
- New test cases or `play` functions added
Do not include stack traces, raw errors, or irrelevant logs.
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